It depends on the location of the school and the teacher's experience.
2007-03-24 08:53:46
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answered by HearKat 7
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After you finish school and learn to spell you may be able to get a job if you spell check your resume better than your question.
About the salary, it doesn't matter in most states what grade level you teach. For example, 1st vs. 3rd, or even high school, the only determining factor is the number of year's experience. Search local school districts Human Resources or employment information sections. Many list their pay scale right there. If you know the number of years and the level of education a teach has, you can find out exactly what they make.
2007-03-24 18:51:06
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answered by tchrnmommy 4
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It doesn't matter what grade level, but the education and time spent in the district the teacher works in. In mine, a fully credentialed teacher with a bachelor's degree starts at about 47,000 including benifits. Along with time and further education, a teacher of 19+ years and 2 years above a masters degree can earn up to 83,000 - remember this is all before taxes and any other deductions!!!
2007-03-24 16:23:08
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answered by handtlkr2 1
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In NYC, you start in the mid-40's with a bachelor and about three grand more with a masters. However districts in Westchester and Long Island will start at high 50's. with bachelor. Of course, this is not nearly enough to live on anywhere in New York.
2007-03-24 16:25:35
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answered by Barbara M 2
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depends what school board she works for and what terms she was hired at, there is no set rate.
2007-03-24 15:54:41
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answered by jglassdude 3
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am not sure but I bet it would pay better if they can spell.
2007-03-24 16:02:35
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answered by nidan 4
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No wonder we homeschool!
2007-03-24 16:55:15
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answered by Tom's Mom 4
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salary.com
2007-03-24 16:00:28
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answered by alien_frogs 2
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